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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21
Dynamite Again.


San Francisco, Jan. 1.-The residents on
Post street, between Larkin and Polk
streets, were startled last evening by the
sound Of tremendous explosion. A dyna-
mite cartridge had been placed on the track
Of the Larlkin street branch line Of
the Suffer street cable road, and
had exploded under dummy No. "a.
The dummy was completely wrecked, and
the windows Of the car and OF the houses in
the vicinity were demolished. Mr.. Hide
brand and his wife and brother were sitting
in the dummy on the side where the explo-
sion took place. They were all thrown into
the street, and Mrs. Hildebrandt, it is
feared, was seriously injured. People in
the vicinity rushed to the scene Of the dis
aster and soon slarge crowd congregated.
The excitement caused by this explosion
was intensified when it became known that
another explosion had taken place on the
Suffer street cable road near Dupont street,
about an hour later. The explosion is be-
lieved to have been caused by giant pow
der cartridge, the dummy wheels running
over it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

"A great many American girls who
hastily marry foreign noblemen never
repent at leisure. This is not so much
owing to the happiness of their mar
riages as to the fact that when a WON.
an takes in washing and ironing and
hustles around to support husband
she has very little leisure to repent in.
N Y GrQphic.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21
WAsHINGTON MOVES,

OK the 10Th, in the unacy proceedings
against the wife of Prof. Emmons, of the
Geological Survey, at Washington, two
doctors were called, who testified that Mrs.
Emmons was insane and subject to delu-
sions. The proceedings were often inter-
rupted by Mrs. Emmons' pointed and witty
remarks on the testimony given.
THE Farmers National Congress con-
vened recently in Museum Hall of the
Smithsonian Institution. President Robert
Beverly, of Virginia, called the convention
to order.
The reception rooms of Chamberlain
Hotel ut Washington were crowded ON the
evening Of the 18th by brilliant assem-
blage OF alumni Of Yale College and in
vited guests gathered to honor President
Dwight. The President was not present on
account Of his health. All the members of
his Cabinet were present except Secretary
Lamar and Attorney General Garland.
Chief Justice Waite was also present.
The President gave . reception to the
diplomatic CORDS on the 18th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

Mrs. De Broker-'.And so you can't
afford it, eh?" Mr.. De Broker" I'm
possible. The fortune l expected to
make this year has fallen flat, because
the European powers did not go to war
as every body thought they would; con-
sequently grain and provisions went
down instead Of up" "Do those pow
ers know war would do us good? :"
"Of course" "rI bet cookie that
horrid Miss Million, who married q
German Prince, kept them from fight
ing just to spite me. "-Omaha World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21
THE EAST.

THE EAST
TEE opera house block in Simook, N. h.
q four-s4ory brick structure, was destroyed
by fire recently, causing loss Of $50 600
Falling walls damaged several adjoining
buildings.
1t is stated by reliable authority that the
Vanderbilt stockholders in the Pittsburgh
& Lake Erie Railroad Company are pre-
pairing to test the validity Of the trust deed
in the courts, and that . suit will be en-
tered shortly. The Vanderbilts claim that
the trust is void, and that the deed is but q
voluntary proxy, empowering the trustees
to vote the stock, but giving them no other
powers.
officials held q session recently at Philadel.
phia, Pa, for the purpose Of arranging the
coke pool percentages for the current year.
The session adjourned, however, without
reaching . settlement or fixing . date fol-
another conference.
PRESIDENT THOMPSON, Of tho Broadway
surface road, New York city, lately refused
to restore the wages Of the drivers and CON
dnctors to e. q per day.
JUDGE PRATT, Of the Supreme Court OF
New York, handed down his long-delayed
decision in the case Of ex-Alderman Nc
Quade, denying the motion for . stay Of
proceedings pending an appeal. The effect
Of . denial for stay caused his immediate
transfer to the State prison.
THE Executive Committee Of Miners and
Laborers' Subdivision No. / Of District As
sembly No. lbs, Knights Of Labor, which
includes the entire anthracite coal fields,
held q session at Hazelton, Pa, recently and
resolved to declare general strike Of all
the employees engaged in the mining Of coal
that goes to places affected BY the strike Of
the New Jersey freight handlers, as being
the most effective manner OF rendering
them assistance.
TIE Chamber Of Commerce ut Boston 70
Gently adopted resolution opposing the
Interstate Commerce bill in its present
shape, Directing to the ''Song and short
haul'' clause, and fayoring the appointment
Of q commission.
Ar the New York Coal Exchange dealers
recently said that il q settlement Of the
strike Of the coal handlers was not effected
very soon nothing could ssve that city. New
England and Northern New York from .
coal famine. There was not more than .
weeks supply in New York City, and every
channel had been stopped and there Is little
possibility Of the resumption Of traffic until
great damage had been done and thousands
OF men discharged, hundreds OF factories
shut down, large sums lost bv untitled con
tracts aud great suffering for all
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

"A footpad near South Prairie. W.
T., held up a citizen the other evening
about dusk, but bsoBre he could rifle
the pockets d ~ victim some men
came along. Heu caught the robber.
stripped him to- - waist, gave him a
sound thrashing and advised him to
leave, otherwise he would be hanged
on TIE spot. He took the advice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

from Fort Madison westward has been
awarded to Macarthur Bros, Of St. Paul
The contractors headquarters will be at
Keoknk, Iowa
TUE executive committee Of the Coast
Defense Association of the South recently
issued Q circular calling q convention at
De Funiak Springs, Florida, on February 8
|of all the Southern States interested in the
question Of coast defense.
RECENT advices from Darjeeling, India,
said that trade with Thibet had been sus-
pended and that hundreds of merchants
were collected at the passes, the Thibetans
refusing to permit them to pass.
A PREHISTORIC stone image from the
Easter island in the South Pacific has been
secured by the United States vessel Mohi-
can for the Smithsonian Institution.
CLEARISc house returns for week ended
January Is showed IN average increase Of
IS compared with the corresponding week
of last year. In New York the increase
was O.S
TIE penitentiary at Frankfort, KY, was
on fire recently. Loss, $4,000; insured.
OSCAR WARTI, chief Of the Austrian ex-
petition which has been exploring Africa,
has arrived at Zanzibar. He was long be-
ieved to have been dead.
The suspension of Rev. Father McGlynn
caused much bad feeling among the
Pensioners Of st. Stephens Cath
lie Church, New York, on the
10th. The new incumbent was coldly
received, the officers Of the church refusing
to serve and the congregation appear
ing listless and Indifferent as the services
proceeded. There were fears of an out
break, but the day passed OF quietly.
The Senate was not in session on the 18th.
The House had several matters before il.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

PAUL F. PERRAuLr, bookkeeper Of the
Joseph Bausch Brewing Company, Hough-
ton, Mich, was lately arrested for stealing
5000.
TEE San Francisco police recently found
another bomb in Q sewer.
IN the circuit court at Indianapolis, Ind,
on the 18th, in the application filed by Prcsi-
dent Green Smith, Of the Senate, praying
for an injunction restraining Lieutenant
Governor Robertson from performing the
duties Of his ONCE, the attorneys for the
latter moved for . continuance until after
the adjournment Of the Legislature Judge
Ayres overruled the motion, and gave Rob
ertson until the next day to answer Smiths
complaint.
BRAKEMAN WELLS, charged with the 70
sponsibility for the recent terrible wreck at
Rio, Wis, has been arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. His counsel will try to fix the
responsibility on tho conductor.
In the Republican caucus held at Spring
field, ILL.,, F2rwell was nominated for United
States Senator to succeed General Logan.
The Democrats nominated Morrison.
A CHINAMAN 1t Yakima, W. T., recently
blew up two Of bis countrymen with dynar
mite cartridge.
TEE position Of Queen Of the Gypsies in
the United States was recently given to tho
sister Of the dead queen, Miss Lucy Stanley,
who lived near Evansville, Ind.
The jury in the Hamilton case reported
on the afternoon Of the 18th that they were
unable to agree and were discharged by
the judge. They announced that they stood
seven for conviction and five for scqulttal
AT the Second Baptist Church at Adrian,
Mich, q short time ago Susan Brown, col
ored, was seized with religious excitement
and sprang to her feet shouting ''Glory,
hallelujah!" and the next instant dropped
dead.
TIE Baltimore & Ohio issued a short time
ago new loan Of &, SOC, 90 for the purchase
Of rolling stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

hence British bark $4,000 refined a. % and 23c for
"a Sr:S BARK ark ss.s:
oal SSsi 5f"si5
York Apsischisos schooner am5Sr Il 50 and nee
cssaa from % rsG B BARK s,s
spanish port lpsIdel from Nevoresns British bark,
i Fs:sanSiqs :shs9ssr
market , in az directions Sales made
quotations. Cottonsee crude s5SSic summer yellow lair
sssSs s$s ss: Ssyss
L!n.sea. raw ci!y 40 r,. Western AZ Lard prime
KS light pressed Glsacisa !ints5
ss a.S 4'H siasr 'stas
nssais rns sS Tn H rg
t2e Red Esn per s!aSse Red sapOpnsasd Per y 40
NeaisfoCt prime 6os75c common. oSa6Oc.; Palm. &C..
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-An increased business was accom-.
.G & Pss % 40 Vents s q Sss Ne ms.
$4,000 Family Mess SIC 25ssl7 % for Clear Back and
~ CITY r Hhtr s'IS Ness sisssi Extra Mes.
% not
s%T '' aSsG5 'Sa"
s sSasS sa nSa%s IGnSd i 5
quoted Ts s '.. %
al S bqTi va. Ha
sympathy with June delivery relatively
than others showing loss OF points Later months are
points closing heavy at the bottom rates speou
laton Cash lots offered lower leading an
Increased business shippers taking 1900 os at 5000
which price the closed City Steam fairy active
Sales 275 17Oc: OF No city sales 100 trs G4oc re-
fine quoted 726c Continent 770c south American. May
closing J.86c.: $500 June $500 JY9c closing s5c;
5000 tcs July 9D6 7O2c closing Csc. bii 800 ties.
August 7l2c. closing 7osS asked, 1000 tcs septela.
ber liza 720c closing l0eL 1000 tcs October, 70
729c closing lie -: BUTTER CHEESE and EGGS
Butter-The market Is very weak. and again lower.
on large receipts and very moderate ae%sp ss
state Creamery Extra lsSslvo State Dairy hall srkn
Western Factory l29l4o Western DAIRY lSS9l6o. West
Imitation Creamery. 1i0l5 Choese-The movement
far and holders IND difficulty sustaining
prlces State Factory New IVA lose including White lOs
DlO%c Colored, lObdlOLci Night Skins. 52d3lc Eggs
fair request and firmly held State. l3ia0 l4c West
ern. l2I9l3G; Canada, 1870 -
sUGAR-Raw quiet and rather easier Quotations are 3si
al % MoLasses &C. for Fair Refining and 3l6c for
go test Centrifugal No business reported day Refined
steady. Cut Loaf llb6Ulsci Crushed, l-l691 sci
Cubes 6l5l8a0c: Powdered 6@6s; Granulated ll;ioo
657sc Mould A. 49, l6d57soi Confectionery A, 5aci Co
fee STANDARD 6s95 7l6c Coffee OF A, Lie % Slice;
White Extra Z. &C.; Extra Q, 4aGi'sc C. 4Tgi'oi Vel
low 4aa4 nc.
STEARfNE-Firm and quiet City quoted at S1c sales,
10000 10, Slsc. Oleomargarinc. &c
TALLON-ln fair demand and steadiy held. Primo City
quoted at 39g a l3l6c sales. 10000 ID at 3s4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MAY q, 1887
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels al.d Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE-with rmer cable advices ard further harlem
ing Oh the speculative list prices for actual cOhee were adj
yancod &c TO the basis Of 20c for fair Rio invoices
jar movement Tie sales comprised 100 bags No
anoaU AT 2Oc 1000 bags do (ahOat at 2lc 1000 bags
No spot at oc and l60Obags No at 1876 The milder
styles were strong and moderately active Sales 1886 bags
Central America, 27l bag Maracaibo and from second
hands lB2l bags MaacaOo During the foren the option
list wassety aud strong butn the afternoon eculaon
quiet nd rather easier First showed advance OF
4u0b points and the market closed weak at advance
OF 259i5 points for the day The ranges the different
mouths as follows June, ls9jdf02j; July, l04O
1863 August - sou 1000; September, zoG5 G2o20 DC.
tobeL 20 l0d2O30; November 2025D20.35; December.
2o25dxO40 January 2O35d2Q60; February, 10000
20 5O March 20 50G2050 The closing prices jan
uary. 2O35 1000; Fehruary 203b S2O45; March
?otoS2qid "a June, l9o5dl9iOi July, ia46S 1890
August lb7Od 1880; September. 20.00d20l0 October,
70 2ed2e2o Noyember 202502o3Oi December 20 80 q
300 Sales 49, 80 The market Havre advanced
francs and then reacted franc Rio cables were strong
OOTTON-n sympathy with sharp advance In prices for
fuuio deliveries values marked llBc. Sales
v02 bales 600 Last evening" 462 OF which for
sumption AID the la ance for export The port re-
celpts today were l,2Ol bales. comparing with $50
bales this day last and 5315 bales this day last
Since september tho total port receipts have been
6B3lO bales against 5l5ISJ6 baos for the same period
last year.
Quotations based the American standard OF
are as follows:
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month";

FLoURASD MEAL-FLoUR-Ther.s wa. les. NE to the
ever show no material change Low grades arc
sas,-i.Soe ss. l"$sal@s SSss I Ssl: ~ XII %i
1s cS S oA Winter s'2 wS ssi Eur! 'Ss's
S % od e 6oai ' e osa to CHOICE S Ss s
Ter for one % two private Or1pG, q sr Patent
euotaon. ras 81 - ass - tor Faaoy
f5sT Co., Common g o 81 stSa %e.seTn
aoss3 so Good to Choice EItrA Western e. So
Fancy, 81 o5ssj 90. Common Extra Minnesota 50 10
S 90 Cg,5 1879 sSt SO rssen M'is ~ 4os, 20
Patent Winter Wheat Extra. - toos! lOl city Mn *
Gn a ior and MODERATELY active
s. co. 'G aSod G@oco S y
rLoU aHI genercy sass o=S e in WEI
orn quoted a. 5Ods2 rs and Bmndywine at 81 IS
sRAIN-wnEAT-There i, continued inquiry for spring
,Ss1 to arm simmer. ana 9I fAPGr' 81 Soao
besides nineteen oe Is were ,h3ped rpm d,s' tis Css
ing vas quite nrn The option trading reached very 90
ot :" h Sfnyy,,ri a Seaser feci9s
The bet Aula., and SEPTEMBER ,naoce o I'll" moss s-ss
and a. iO'i to Srtc including SO, Milwaukee
20 S1 ,c g. 1 u Ss Rcd 49, so s'yf Fs
- W Yo o "a No. % = ROT N s a.y 81 Il & SS
closing ~ ~. do. June % GglA% closns at w ac
ssc ciosns at ~ a.; DO sepOmDer VlN closing at
gi SC. do October oig-ing p5 80: Novembsr 0BG
OJcf do. December. 0b - CLOSING al
January gI ass. ci0slug al b1'ic. 90 Feb
ruary closing $3.50 March closing nt 0Sc DO
April closing 0Oa.; II OF ~ o2 closing al
ei RY ft-stcadv and quiet sales 600 bushels
state 10 sc. ....... BARLEY AID BARLEY MALT-Dul
and nonnd.:. CORN oro was no especial Ute To op'
ton dcalg and the general mlrAot presented tame APP
pcarancc Prices "a SC lower deliveries atier May
closing with The bottom figures ruling wo * spot lots are
steady and without change % Importance Shpners took
boaflOafa S1rs-f3GOoD bushels future $4,000
bushels spot: inclnfiag UnzTadei Mixed al 41Df9
49, elevator; No 2 - nc. Ia elevator
49, DELIVERIES No May. a. d@7'c closing at
June. a. $3.50. closing at $50. do JuV ISL
DISC - do August 49Sd 1890. closing
al sJ1c; do September 5uAu 50 closing ~ 5ONc-.
~ OArs-Spot lots attracted moderate amount u attcn'
ton and prices we'll maintained without showing any
chanec The options declined rih" AMI closed
Speculation h only moderate aud confined mainly 10
Juno ami July deliveries saies-ld5,OOO bushels future
l2lOO1 bushels spot including No. 3 at 33c do Wltc
- .r Ma 2 33Lc la White 81 aci Ma. White 80 Dol
Mfcd Westcrn =. e3Gc, White DO 80 t2c; White state
ySc No White May ~ gc. No. rcd May, nominal do
June 33a3J &C. closing ~ 33c do JAY 3@haSS Fc CLOS
INK at 33Ac, do. August, 32Nd32Hc closing ut 81 2c
FEED--Qu.ot aud steady.
walkers privsto daily circular May 90, 1887, Now York;
The wheat situation In tue United states
Tie exports OF Flour AMI WHEAT from Atlantic ports from
July l. ls5G May -. 1851 and lS5js6, lssio5 have
been;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCES xARxErz

LrysarQoI. May -prov,sous- Bacon Cumberland Cue
Ssa 3D. short Rtos sss ID Shoulders ass Beet
Prime Mes. SO. Ga per eoll Prime Meas Eastern
srn. sis ea.' Lard o. ga ga Hsms-Loas CUT sss
States chssse-Amsrican Choice SSA g. wheats q
Is Sd PEI GENITAL New No Winter e Al; do No
81 I'd Sss Al do No 2 s. 81 o. 81 per GENITAL 30. ps
Per ST. Rssped p.troeu % per saSp Clover SEED
Fine Fine, A%ercan 2s sd Prime Sity 2ls Cd per ews
SS s "a per ewS sstrgeratst Beef
homework State 22 i5s Cd q as Is o. Cottonsssd
oil. Liverpool make. lrs OIL.
LONDON. May .Produce-Linseei OIL 2la 7tad o2la
ID. per cwt Calcutta Lnseed $50 0d per quarters Ln-
seed Cake e6 l7s Sd per tom Refined Petroeum Old
9l6d gallon; Spirits OF Turpcntne. 2ys 3D. pee
ews' Psls es OIL 9lla Oh PrOyisioas-Lmd s2s o. pee
riusa poorzing $50 and lis 81 Ss o. 9r Mssceysds
Cd Mutton 2ls 81 e23* OIL Coco.nut oi-ceyona ss5
hind quarters and Is 4 Tor fors quarters per SD " tho
BREMEN. May 2e.-Potroeum marx. 80 ptennugt
Wicoxs Larl closet 81 marks % penninfs Dor Ito D.
ANTWERP. May 26-Petroleum-Fme Pale American IL
francs 81 cennes raid and Is francs 90 confines sr
Wooxs Lara CLOSED At 80 franc, 90 cent? ID kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE STATE or TRADE

NAV Street SG nS% sS1s ::
soT n n ds p,rs aa FAMILY 81 90 % 30 Sty
Mnls supcrnne se OsJOl DO Extra sJ2bF5 1a do no
Patent 80 Wheat-soutlcrn auet Western higher.
southern 90 s7o. do Amber 30 9sc; No Western
WINTER Red spo, g7,.c Si do Tor Nay S7sgs Se,
ssuS Sc I@ @"e $S,s 81 Tor q5
steady Mixed .poJ $50 ssEed AaT e June 4G', a
Southern no Rto sasc estcrn Sssc western Mixed
- aSoci rennsvlvanA 81 eSao. Rye steady a. 'sS
asii 90 Provisions lowcr. Mess PORK Old s6 90,
S 1sS ~ csaf
SIDES p1 &c h4%, %:t:i @ % cfs,5ofS
ibs2O0.. EEes stcaiy at l2bs 1870 Petroeuln steady
hsa9sa ssd2 SOFT
ESs9Gd ssy %n'f. ... G.c'a ucsob
Flour la 80; cram S S5 oo DDS
I'VE -. bu.h shipmsnts-fIour 1871 tbla Wheat
800. bush Corr bush sales-WLeaI SO5.sOO bush
boston. Nav 2G-Flour strong-Common Extra. SO 40
Corr siasssh.,steanor Yellow 52c' Steamer EToii 0is
S2S % WS,o No S soa 6s S. W S 't wsc
shorts , Dor Ps sIs 90
- 10 2Cc.... Cheese iowsr-Ne orH and ysrmon
diSc Eastern LIf., Provisions quiet hoeep,s
the 5000 U1S ana 90p sacks Cora 1oiooo
BUFFALO. NAY 26.-wheat-No ! Hard opened olsIor and
afterw ri advanced All sales 10 arrive omorroT aud
s2a,c askd. 30 nard northern rsche Vgsred a. 9lc
can on trace and in store use asked Cor unscite and
iSwe N9 10 Nc 80; mo- S S,m,p La sr W,
40 White 30 &c no. White "a 5t':c No. Mixed S1@
sica.y Wmtcr bran si7GO. spnaS siG 90 Cornmea
49,. Heccip,-flour $4,000 bills. Wheat bSoOo bush
Corn ~ 900 ous Uss' GIV Clin iY, oo s ha
shp%ents~whoat 600 bush. Corn $1,000 bush Oats
49,. bush.
cmcAao NAV GO. Flour wa, uulet and unchanged. WIN
iganWinter sJ1J0slJl CIlcs @ Fancy MinnsiotL Pas
sss % - 81 j. st1i, 10 Hhk1Ta IA aheHS - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
EunoPnAN FrxASo1AL MARKEr4

LONDON. Nav 2G-l2s30 p. NJ United States Four Pei
Cent Bonds 1852 do -Four and Halt Per cont bonds
Atlantic Western First
Certificates 40 Canadian Pacific G3N Erie 81 do Second
COnsols l0a Illinois Central 1907 Mexican Ordinary.
65i4; st Paul Common, 05's Pennsylvania, 50; Reading
20
advicos quote rhre, Por Cent Rentes 81 franos
20 centirucs for tho account
Money Viper cent
discount I'm tho market for short bills Ia q
per cent, and three months bills per cont
! m.-Unted Stale. Four Per Por Cent Bonds, 1924
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cerh
Gates 4SAi Ere 36S Mexican Ordinary O5l; ST. Paul
Common pdt; New York Central, lG'.; Reading 23is
Hudson's Bay Company Is.
Bar slveris quoted AZ 50 O.lGf per
The bullion the Bank England has increased R207 OO0
during the past week.
proportion OF the bank Of England 10 tho Ia
bty. which week il6 cont Is now 47ot pei
cent
advcos quote Three ger Cent Rcnes at 81 franc,
In cenmes for the account and exchange on London ~
20 francs 20 centimes for cheeks
PARIS. May 2G.-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows OF $4,000 francs In gold and
100000 francs In silver
The Of tho Imperial Bank OF Germany shows al
increase In specie NJ Ia, $40 900 marks.
Spanish FouTs. &c p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
Total 1890. .s5D90O 7O5o6.Ol0 5000. 726 2567t2
Innnl hnah j .31b.A3g O2,22H6O2

The exports wheat aud wheat flour from California
sHGi e7 Sa.he The United states crop Of 1850
so ms each The quantity wheat and hour LEFT over from
crop on JS nS o6 S a RSsS aside a, per-
reserve leaving 5000 900 bushels To- Dc 10
supply lss2ISooO bushels. Tho home require ,eats OF
60 population for sG o 1900 600 ana Sushs and
from July l. 1856 TO May TO- 1887. above l3s 69l lS6
inT remainder OF s626s6 bushels still available for eK
port with no0ooouo bushels " rb Weakly home use re-
guremcns about 900 bushels TOR food ana manu-
Of the winter wheat states promises be late one rs well
ESps seq9Gs %9TS Hsn es Sow less than
they about bushels In Shn 70
their requirements Will have TO draw decehcy
from tho Northwestern states
Hay AND STRAWAre without material pa s, cesnge SD
Iat The poorer qualities are ds 5 aqS y 7o covSP
@ised SSSe ciSyet iSaSss:' sSPpSSg sso straw
Long i've, 6OG65c' Short 45d0Oc. os' 4o@'o-
HoPs-Aro still tone. and white values represent 40
actual advances They repS'eY ss 1855 Bc SSS
Coast, 'T Si 1850 Ssd RS % pr@e &C.
CrI2n crop Of 1855 20s2'ci do Com
~sT assf Es5sn %s;coyese
sales $40 bids aanzsna lSsc' nat anu i'OO' """'
spot a5J Ion sssonS Gr t ss
lcS spot iSs .d I a lo 5qtsr'i Sales a Of cS
lsc' = speiisr~DuIl at IiOsIsc,
weaker temper was developed While the open asking price
for merchandise was S7c d6ac was the oess p 5ooS
Do 81 Az ~, 3, 49, o. window Sfn
GLASS s2 SOes2 50 Water White 81 H. a.. marto,
OCEAN fREfdHTs-Taken aItogetnner "a, INC vara veil
msnsIntsined BERfn ENGAdEaENTs-To IlvefPoSoI,
ss.S rrSH private hs1S SG SSo9o
s ssi Dam ss teTsIs s,
r. S cox crsR hence SsSS
ssqSS 800 mr., 'ss s'. s"a .a SSS
900 qrs "a 10 % spanish port NoT Gontinehu 41nXg
ss@s hsSSo q5. German FOO Ss.
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